The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-07-21

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SCORE BY INNINGS.
Belfast. ............ 30 ! o 0 KS
Bangor ...... ..........O l 0 l 30
Earned runs-Isangors, A Belfasts. /; Three base
ton; Double play McAn,iless, Morrison Passed
balls-PurringtOn ,; knowlton l Struck out
Macalree, Lynch, Goodwin, burlington 2), Day
McAndless, Doyle; First base on errors-Ban-
gors , Bclfasts 5; LEFT on bases-Isangors 4; Bel
fasts =; Reached First-Macaffrec ,, Lynch ,, Pig
gott l, Freeman !, Goodwin l, burlington 3 Leahy
3, Neary 3, Day ,. Time of game hours and j
| minutes. Cmpire-Mr. Wallace Fcssenden.
BELFAST VS.. RoCKLAND.
The Belfasts went to Rockland Monday and de
feated the down-river boys in very spirited
game, the score standing at the close 10 to 3.
they played fine game Only three errors were
made by the Belfast team. Cook, the new pitcher,
occupied the box for the Rocklands. The defeat
| broke up the Rockland club and Tuesday the
management telephoned that all games for this
| week must be cancelled as he had released a
| number of his men and would make an effort to
procure Others Rockland has some fine players
but they have been playing losing game all
| summer.
BELFAST VS.. BANGOR.
| Tuesday an excursion party of eighty accom-
| panied the BangOrs to Belfast. A good crowd
was in attendance at the Northport avenue grounds
| in the afternoon and witnessed the Bangors take
| their first game from the Belfasts on the home
| grounds. The game was exciting after the first
| inning and ought to have been won by the Bel
| fasts. Errors and rotten decisions by the umpire
| gave the Dangers five runs on the first inning
| Bangor made two runs on foul ball which the
umpire allowed to so as Il fair ball In fact the
| umpire was off throughout the game. Belfast had
| an uphill game but gradually crawcd up and at
| the close had recovered lost ground, and was but
one run behind at the close In the third inning
burlington, of the Bangors, struck the ball oven
| center field fence and made a home run. In the
| fifth, McCailrce, of the Bangors, hurt his ankle
SO badly that he had to retire, another man taking
his place. Goodwin made one difficult running
| catch and Morrison made handsome one handed
| catch The following is the score:
Innings 3 ) 6
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SHORT STOPS.
Two mines of wholesale grocers will play to-day
| at Maplewood, Bangor.
| The Belfast management has reduced the a,lmis
| sion fee for ladies to fifteen cents.
| The managers of the Maine State League met in
Kockland Wednesday to perfect a schedule for
games in August.
| The I'angors bought Il large number of tin horns
in this city Tuesday, and no doubt had rousing
| reception when they got home.
In the three games Goodwin has played against
| Belfast he has not made base hit lie cannot
"catch on to Reardon's pitching.
Now that the Rockland games have been cancel
led for this week there will be no league game I'M
til saturday, when the Belfasts go to Bangor.
The Belfasts were given reception on their re-
turn home from Rockland Monday evening.
CannOns were fired, rockets sent up, and whistle
and horns blown.
\ game was played last week the Northport
avenue grounds between the Drigos, of this city,
and Il club from Northrort The former A
second game was played Wednesday.
A telephone was placed inside the Bella st
grounds Tuesday and the innings telephoncd to
Bangor and bulletined there. The instrument will
be set up every time game is played
The Bangor Wing says of the umpiring of Tues
sender was very unsatisfactory to both teams
Yes, that's so, but Bangor got the best of it.
Bangor acknowledges her defeat in base ball
this year. Last season up-river friends rather
got the best of us, but that is now entirely
wiped out Bangor has a good team, but Belfast a
better one.
The Belfast base ball club did not arrive home
Saturday evening until nearly midnight, stop
having been made at Northport. large crowd
met them on the steamboat wharf and escorted
them up town, and there was quite display of
fire works.
A funny game of base ball came off on the State
grounds In Augusta, Monday afternoon, between
prominent lawyers and business men of Augusta,
the latter winning by scOrt of "a to 10. Hon. j.
Ii. Manley umpired the game successfully. The
game occupied three hours. Attorney General Or
Vile d. Baker, playing first base on the legal nine
had his left eye injured by. a blow from a ball.
Clerk of Courts Otis had his teeth loosened. A
great crowd was in attendance. EN.
Mondays Wing said OF the Belfasts in the Sat
urday's game: "For Belfast, Knowlton caught his
usual fine game taking number of Wild pitches
splendidly and made a home run. Reardon pitch
ell a good game and the hits made off his delivery
were scattered. Chatterton, Mclaughlin anu Nor.
rison guarded their positions well, and the latter's
flow of eloquence was much appreciated"
A movement is on foot in this city to get up II
game of base ball between picked nincs-of pro-
fcssional men, lawyers and doctors, on one side
and business men on the other, the proceeds to be
given to the management of the league club to
help replenish the treasury. Such game would
DC interesting and profitable. We understand that
w. T. Thompson will furnish the professional nine
and II. Ii. Moody, the business men.
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